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Today in class we learned how to create a type of Japanese poem called a Haiku. It was fairly simple as it is only a three lined poem. Although some students shared their poems in school, I'm hoping more can post theirs on the blog. My goal for tonight is to have more than 10 posted poems of the Haiku variety. Just in case you forgot the format, here's a little reminder. Line 1 = 5 syllables
Line 2 = 7 syllables
Line 3 = 5 syllables.
I look forward to seeing if we can post more than 10 Haikus! Thanks in advance to those who post!
Title: Is anybody out there?
ReplyDeleteCamping in the woods
I wish I had my flashlight
Did you hear that noise?
Here's another one I just came up with after thinking about my run last weekend. Hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteTitle: Turkey time
Running on the trail
Surprised by a large rafter!
What a sight I've seen
By the way, a group of turkeys is called a rafter (I know, I learned something new today as well!) Can't wait to see what you come up with.
The Barking Dog
ReplyDeleteThe dog is barking
At the neighbors down the street
Pulling at the leash
School Bus
Running down the street
Children running joyfully
To the big school bus
I quite can't find a title for this one:
ReplyDeleteThe deer family
Quietly wading through the
Rambleing river
Lexie
Spring Breeze
ReplyDeleteTrees sway back and forth
Wind pushestrough their nice leavs
Spring breeze is lovely
Spring
Birds sing so loudly
Flowers push through the cold ground
Spring is like nothing!
I love basketball
ReplyDeleteWe didn't win but had a great time
Season was a blast!
Spring
ReplyDeleteThe deer are prancing
The hard thick ice is melting
Because it is Spring
Lindsey
Hawaii is fun
ReplyDeleteIt rains but you can still swim
Be careful, don't drowned.
Summer
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for summer
but i am still stuck in school
oh,yes school is out!
Kassondra
Horses
ReplyDeleteGalloping horses
With a saddle on their back
Holding the reins tight
Lindsey☼☺